No gas odor found at residential building in San Jose, San Jose CA
Fire & ArsonEmergency crews responded to a report of a gas odor at a residential building near Toyabay Way in San Jose. Multiple units investigated the area, including a two-story townhome complex. No gas odor was detected on scene, and no immediate hazard was found. No injuries or medical emergencies were reported. The situation was declared safe and the response units cleared the scene.
Audio|Source: San Jose Fire
05:40
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 34, Engine 2, USR 34B, USAR 34A, Battalion 2, gas odor involving a residential building, the command channel is San Jose Fire, near Toyabay Way, Station 34 is area, the command channel is San Jose Fire.
00:23
Engine 7, move for station coverage to Station 1, near West St. James Street and Devine Street. Station 1's area.
00:38
Section 1, I see you on command.
00:42
Thank you, 1.
00:45
Engine 1, IC[2]A, command. I just spoke with the property manager. He's in Scott Seafood right now if you want to make contact with him.
00:52
I will get him a QR code card and then I'm going to switch the IC[2] back and you want to hold the channel.
01:02
Negative. We can clear the channel.
01:08
Command 21, First Street, IC[2].
01:11
I see I copy.
01:12
You spoke to the property manager. They're in Scott Seafood. Engine 1 will be making contact and engine one will take over as I see and to handle on San Josefire.
01:20
Was there any other traffic?
01:23
Command 21, that's it.
01:26
Engine 34-round. The 9-1 is in service. Command 21 is clear at 10-43[1] hours. All you need to stay handle in San Josefire. Command 21. The 9-1 route.
01:40
Safety they're up.
01:42
Engine two in route.
01:48
Two, San Jose Fire.
01:53
Battalion 2.
01:54
Battalion 2, San Jose Fire. Command 21 just opened up would you like to handle that over there?
02:01
That's a formative. Battalion 2 switching.
02:05
Battalion 2 switching, all units responding to near Toyabay Way, utilize Command 21. Units responding to near Toyabay Way, utilize Command 21.
02:14
Engine 2 on 21.
02:16
Engine 2.
02:19
Battalion 2 on 21.
02:22
Battalion 2.
02:24
Section 2. On 41. Engine 34 on 21.
02:27
Engine 34.
02:30
USAR company 34 and 21.
02:33
USR 34.
02:35
Battalion 2, Command 21, your gas investigation is en route.
02:39
This is a single caller on site reporting the odor of gas.
02:43
You did say it smells like a helium odor or starting PG&A.
02:55
The schematic 3 centers they fire. Can we show you on scene?
03:03
Systematic 3 centers they fire.
03:06
Yeah, they've been on scene for about 10 minutes.
03:15
We'll be a fire engine 21.
03:18
Engine 21.
03:21
We can cancel our ambulance. It's going to be a patient AMA.
03:25
Engine 21, we'll cancel the ambulance. We'll cancel the ambulance.
03:27
Are they injured 26?
03:33
Command 21 engines. Engine 26.
03:37
We're in that area. We have nothing.
03:39
Do you have one of the one caller, just one caller?
03:44
Command. Engine 26, nothing further.
03:47
One caller.
03:49
Engine 34?
03:52
Yeah, we're not in the area.
03:54
The two-story townhome complex.
03:57
Engine 26, back in service.
03:59
Have no odor of gas, no one's outside.
04:02
I have everyone stage on Jackson and Mossdale. We're going to call this IOVIC[2]. We're going to be investigating.
04:10
Engine 34 is on scene of a two-story townhome complex. The garage is open, there's no odor, and no one outside.
04:17
All incoming units are the stage on Jackson and Mossdale. Engine 34 investigating this type OVIC[2].
04:34
We are canceled by the ambulance on the first call, but can you dispatch another county ambulance code 3? We're basically at the same location, center and Monterey at the bus stop. We're not a medical at this time. We're trying to get further.
04:47
Use our company 34, stage.
04:49
Engine 18, I copy it cleared from your first call by the ambulance on scene, dispatch another ambulance code 3. Is this going to be for the same event or a separate one?
04:57
Separate event.
05:04
Are engine one.
05:07
Engine one.
05:11
Can you advise VTA, they are clear for operation,
05:15
and CSO open clear.
05:18
And then one.
05:22
Command 21 from TIOVIC[2].
05:26
I see you go ahead.
05:32
Our gas monitors indicating all readings are normal, recommend that engine 34 can handle, and we can release the balance so we can switch to San Jose Fire.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-43: Information
[2]
IC: Assumption or establishment of command responsibility for managing an incident or emergency situation.
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Location mentioned:
Near N 14th St, San Jose, CA 95112
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